namesmanship
/ˈneɪmzmənʃɪp/informal
noun
The use of influential names in order to impress another person, name-dropping; skill in this practice.
Origin
1960s; earliest use found in American Speech. From the plural of name + -manship, after gamesmanship.
- paddle shaft
- paddle steamer
- paddle tennis
- paddle wheel
- paddlewheeler
- paddlewood
- paddling
- paddling pool
- paddo
- paddock
- paddock bomb
- paddock course
- paddock critic
- paddock-graze
- paddock grazing
- paddock-pipe
- paddock redd
- paddock rud
- paddock sheet
- paddock's pipe
- paddock's spindle
- paddock-stool
- paddocky
- paddy
- paddy bird